Spy Day (Children’s Event)
Explore the secret world of historical spies with this family-friendly event!
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American Revolution
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Prisoners of Congress: Philadelphia’s Quakers in Exile, 1777-1778 (Hybrid)
West Chester Friends Meeting House 425 N. High Street, West Chester, United StatesJoin local author Ned Donoghue II at the West Chester Friends Meeting House for a discussion about the twenty Quaker men who were banished from Pennsylvania in 1777 for refusing to take up arms to support the War of Independence. (You may also choose to attend virtually).
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Spy Day (Children’s Event)
Chester County History Center 225 North High Street, West Chester, PA, United StatesExplore the secret world of historical spies with this family-friendly event!
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Book Discussion – Ingenious or Benjamin Franklin or The Loyal Son (hybrid)
Join the discussion! The bi-monthly CCHC book group selected three books. Feel free to read one or more. Ingenious by Richard Munson Munson recovers Franklin’s story relative to his scientific prowess. […]
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Book Discussion – The Quartet OR Miracle at Philadelphia (hybrid)
Join the discussion! The bi-monthly CCHC book group selected two books. Feel free to read one or more. The Quartet by Joseph Ellis The American Revolution is over but Alexander […]
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Virtual Lecture – Lock, Stock, & Barrel: Arms & Ammunition of the American Revolution
Virtual EventLet's kick off our 250th with the first virtual lecture of the year! Historian Joe Sullivan will lead us on an exploration of the weapons of the American Revolution, how they influenced training and tactics, and how the British and Continental Armies supplied their troops. This is a pay-as-you-wish event. Can't make that time? No problem! We'll send you a link to the recording the next day!
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Virtual Lecture – The Abolition of Slavery in Revolutionary Pennsylvania
Virtual EventJoin us in celebrating America 250 and welcoming Professor Nicholas Wood as he explores the origins, passage, and implementation of the nation’s first abolition law: Pennsylvania’s 1780 Gradual Abolition Act. This is a virtual lecture and a pay-as-you-wish event. Can't make that time? No problem! We'll send you a link to the recording the next day!